CFP: Media Literacy, Media Democracy: The Audience in the Information Age (8/16/02; collection)

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Date: Tue Apr 02 2002 - 00:17:18 EST

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    Please forward to potentially interested parties:

    Original essays are invited for a collection tentatively entitled "Media
    Literacy, Media Democracy: The Audience in the Information Age." The reader
    will be organized around several orienting questions: What is media
    literacy? What does it mean to be media literate? Why is media literacy
    important? What is the impact of the mass media? What are the political
    potentials of new media?
    Ideally this collection will be suitable for use at both undergraduate and
    graduate levels in a number of disciplines, including media studies,
    cultural studies, gender studies, etc.

    Possible submissions may address the above questions, but may also include
    such subjects as: analyses of media eduction projects and models; media
    criticism; the role and responsibility of educators, the media, parents,
    and the state; gender and media impact; youth and media impact; and issues
    of "new" and "hyper-" media.

    Any number of methodological approaches are appropriate and not limited to:
    Sociology, Textual Analysis, Anthropology, Culture Studies, Historical
    Analysis, Psychology, Folklore, etc.

    Please submit 2-page proposals or completed manuscripts (MLA style, 15-25
    pages in length) to:

    Reconstruction Reader Submissions
    104 East Hall
    Bowling Green State University
    Bowling Green, OH 43403-0226
    shildebrandt@reconstruction.ws

    If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at the
    above email addresses.

    The deadline for submission of completed papers is August 16th, 2002.

    This collection co-edited by Sarah Hildebrandt and R. Stewart Varner.

    A complete version of this call for papers is available at:

    http://www.reconstruction.ws/projects/medialitcfp.htm

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